Comic #6708: spidey

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Description

Comic Description:

The comic features two characters in a conversation about spiders and human skin cells.

1. Panel Text:
   • The top text reads: "DID YOU KNOW THAT MUCH OF HOUSEHOLD DUST IS DEAD HUMAN SKIN CELLS?"
   • The first character responds with: "OK."
   • The second character continues: "AND DID YOU KNOW IT’S ESTIMATED THAT BILLIONS OF SPIDERS LIVE NEAR HUMANS?"
   • The first character again responds: "OK?"
   • The second character explains: "AND SO SPIDERS LIKELY INGEST A TEENY BIT OF HUMAN. LET’S SAY IT’S 0.001 GRAMS PER DAY, IN WHICH CASE—"
   • The first character, who looks shocked, says: "OH. MY. GOD."
2. Bottom Text:
   • "Household spiders consume approximately one human every three months."

Visual Elements:

• The background is a light purple color.
• The characters include one man with glasses and a woman with a surprised expression.
• The dialogue is presented in speech bubbles, connecting the characters' lines.

This comic uses humor to convey surprising information about spiders and their interaction with humans.